This is the most low-brow, degenerate, smutty gay erotica you can get while still being pretty well written. 5* from me lol mind the content warnings, though basically I'd say if you have any kink reservations/triggers this probably isn't the series for you. Also some of the early book I would classify as dubcon, discussion/ negation doesn't come in until later. Also there's some detailed watersports fantasy at one point with heavily implied watersports later that isn't warned (it's a pretty small part though).

5* for erotica. Not 5* compared to what I normally consider 5* lol... But oh my god y'all I loved this one a lot even though there was some knife play that made me go oh no that's getting infected..Great dark romance, amazing rope play and brat taming, sex club scenes with free use, and a hea unlike the last book. The warnings should probably also specify blood play cause yeah. If you're squeamish about blood during sex or buttholes, skip this one.

I give this a 4 for erotica... "decadent/indulgent, filthy, hedonistic"... Once again great erotic writing with occasional extremes to the kink that made me go "noooooo" lmao

Although the fact the goal was to incorporate cum into pastries to sell to unknowing people 💀 that's non-consent ! It's been a pattern that this series has non-consent elements while insisting in the warnings that all parties are consenting. I have no issues with CNC, nc/dubcon I just think they should be included if you're going to have a content warning list.

This was a sweet whirlwind romance and seems to take writing about disability seriously. My main issue was that as brash? Decisive? Tucker is, that Deo isn't more triggered by that, bc it's a fine line from that to controlling and with the way his ex was I was just expecting more issues to arise from it. I also didn't like the set up for one of the other characters (Bodin sp?), it just seemed to egregiously over the top/immature. I will still give the other books a go though.

I went into this blind and definitely not expecting to enjoy it as much as I did. I only read it bc my friend who I share tastes with in romance claims it as her favorite series. I thought, surely not? Doesn't seem like it should be this good especially having gone mainstream. But here we are, it's not even queer and I'm loving it. It's also refreshing for a cishet white Normal Dude to also be relatively Woke and compassionate. Also please note there is a different edition of the audio available on "Soundbooth Theater" that is still mostly Jeff Hays but MORE and incredibly well done. Highly recommend it for anyone esp if you want to support indie artists instead of Big Zondible.

I enjoyed this, but it's also pretty much "baby's first bdsm" book. The Very Autistic MC is experiencing his first real dom/sub relationship after doing quite a lot of reading (and being with other people who weren't particularly good experiences). The Dom is a textbook Good Dom modeling healthy BDSM so they're talking everything out clearly and thoroughly. It's sweet and cute in its own way but might feel tedious to some. Also they do some talking about body parts in third person which I know is a big Nope for some people. I still liked it well enough.